USB C Hub, Revodok Pro 106 USB-C Multiport Adaptor, Type-C to HDMI Adapter with 4K@60Hz HDMI, 4x 10Gbps USB-A & C Data Port, 100W PD, Aluminum Dock for MacBook Neo/Air/Pro, HP Laptops

Great hub that 'just works' - has turned my macbook into a true one-wire work station. The 4k@60hz option means that less resolutions, such as 2k (1440p) can run up to 144hz (the limit of my external monitor), and the hub has enough ports to actually be useful, without being clunky. The fixed USB-C cable is long enough to allow you to tuck it behind the laptop, or even behind the monitor if you wanted to - I've had some where the fixed cable was very short so this is an added bonus. The 'screen privacy button' is also...good? I don't have an immediate use for it, but it does instantly kill the video to the monitor without actually disconnecting it, so if you need that sort of thing, I can confirm it works. Hubs like this were 10x the price in recent memory, so for what you can pick this one up for, it's an absolute steal. Note, it does 100w power delivery, but doesn't come with a power supply - any USB-C one will do, though.

I'm very happy with this compact unit after using it for a couple of weeks. It's well made and does it's job very well. The USB C Power Delivery is on spec and all the other ports are excellent, I haven't detected any noise coming across my audio system, so another tick there. Because of it's versatility and ease of use I have no hesitation in recommending it.

Nice build quality but the HDMI didn’t work. Tried all the troubleshooting tips out there but just a black screen on second monitor (from 2025 Macbook pro). Had 2 midi keyboard controllers plugged in which worked fine and so did the power pass through. *edit got the next model up and tried HDMI to an old tv and it worked fine and presumably would work with this as well. I don’t think it liked then HDMI to DVI connection

I had to send back a more expensive dock as it died on me after 3 months use. So I decided to go for this. A cheaper option with less ports. Truth is, this has more than enough ports for what I need it for. And so far, so good. It works fine when I connect it to my laptop.

I picked this up about a month ago to expand my laptop connectivity and it's been pretty reliable. For £24.68, it does exactly what you'd want from a docking hub without any real fluff. 🎬 What Works The 4K@60Hz HDMI output actually works as advertised - I've tested it on multiple displays and it's been rock solid with zero stuttering. The two USB-A ports and two USB-C ports deliver genuine high-speed transfer, which I confirmed moving large video files around. You get real 170MB/s speeds here, not the throttled USB 2.0 nonsense you get with cheaper hubs. The 100W Power Delivery is solid too - I can charge my laptop and run everything else simultaneously without any performance drops. 🏗️ Build Quality The aluminium construction feels premium and it's compact enough that it mounts cleanly under my desk setup without being obtrusive. The 30cm cable is the right length for my mounting position. Everything's tight, nothing rattles. Feels like it'll last. 🔌 Real-World Usage I've got this mounted under my desk and use it primarily for docking laptops, my phone, and gaming consoles. I paired it with a USB-C to USB-C female-to-male connector which works great for extending the reach. Having HDMI to my monitor, ethernet when WiFi is iffy, SD card reader, and power delivery all running simultaneously without throttling is exactly why I chose this over cheaper alternatives. ✅ The Verdict This is the kind of product that does its job properly and doesn't pretend to be something it's not. If you need a proper USB-C dock that actually delivers on its specs, grab this. Highly recommend it.

This has worked beyond my expectations. Used on iPad, iPhone to move micros SD card, SD card, Hard drive, and HDMI data to and from my devices. Used extensively for 3 weeks whilst travelling to move GoPro data to my iPad and show video on a TV. Faultless.

Well made, makes life simple editing on my laptop, can download via usb c, sd micro sd and has HDMI, Well made, has a nice white LED glowing bar at the top, and looms premium

This hub is excellent, functionally (does what the spec shows), is easy to use, and is very good value for money. I would recommend it.

Bien construido y funciona de lujo en pc, móvil y Chromecast. Marca top y muchas prestaciones. Recomendado.

iPad Airに接続 →HDMIにて50インチ大画面に出力して使用しています。 （別途HDMIケーブルは必要です） 映像・音声ともに問題なく出力され非常に快適です。 PD充電ポートもあるため、充電しながらの接続が可能です。 出張先など、ほとんどのビジネスホテルにテレビは付属されていますが、 サブスクの動画アプリやyoutubeを表示するにはログインしなければならず怖いですよね？ そういうとき非常に便利です。快適な時間を2,000円で手に入れられて非常に満足です。 本体は金属（アルミ合金？）でできていて堅牢です。充電時の熱も心配ない。 購入し2週間ですが、すでに出張セットのスタメンになりました。 壊れても安いし買いなおすと思います。ありがとうUGREENさん。

Excellent item good quality

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It’s a well built usb hub with a decent amount of ports. The braided cable for the usb c connector is very nice to have and I hope more companies start making this a standard. Specs wise it’s an absolute value for money but since I’ve only been using it for one day, I’ll update this review with time. One thing I will say you should keep in mind especially if you’re using it for MacBook to connect to an external display via the hdmi cable is that the ugreen hub and Mac don’t communicate well when using an external monitor so the colours may look very pinkish out of the box (check pics for reference). To fix this, you’ll need to go to your monitor settings and change the colour space from RGB to YUV or auto. It’ll display colours the way you expected it to. Note that this does not happen when connected to windows so it’s mostly a Mac and hub issue but not a manufacturing defect. It’s just how the hub communicates with the Mac. It’s perfectly fine for majority of the people. Also note that in order to keep your display on and MacBook’s lid closed, select your monitor as an external monitor and connect the charging cable to either your Mac directly or via the usb hub’s power delivery port. Another very good thing I noticed was that it doesn’t get hot at all when connected to an external display, charging cable and mouse and keyboard (both wired in my case). It may not seem as a big deal but in the longer run, it pays for sure. So overall it’s a great hub for the price and I do recommend it so far.